This center was established in 1987 as the research center for the development of new advanced materials, process technology and analysis method for innovation. The Center was reorganized to the current in 2013 through Laboratory for Advanced Materials (LAM) and Advanced Research Center of Metallic Glasses (ARCMG). The Center develops various materials and processes in the field of social infrastructure, energy consumption, environmental protection, information and biotechnology, and aims to deepen material science by elucidating the mechanism of function and establishing guidelines for material design.
Collaboration Research Centers and Facilities
Cooperative Research and Development Center for Advanced Materials (CRDAM)
Head/Prof.Hidemi KATO
Prof.Rie UMETSU
Prof.Nobuyuki NISHIYAMA
- Prof. Tadashi FURUHARA
- Prof. Kazumasa SUGIYAMA
- Prof. Akira YOSHIKAWA
- Assoc. Prof. Rodion V. BELOSLUDOV
- Assist. Prof. Yin-Chen HUANG
- Res. Assoc. Mitsutaka SATO
Advanced Materials Make Dreams Come True —A Bridge to the Future
material fabrication, microstructural controlling, material characterization, material function, collaborative research
Metalloid substitution elevates simultaneously the strength and ductility of face-centered-cubic high-entropy alloys, Acta Materialia, 225, (2022), 117571
(a) Molten metal before and during high-pressure gas injection, (b) SEM image of alloy powder prepared by gas atomization, (c) Size distribution and (d) Aspect ratio of typical alloy powders obtained by gas atomization method.